The Trump administration has officially terminated the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for approximately 350,000 Venezuelans living in the U.S., a move that has drawn widespread concern and criticism. Advocates argue that the decision places countless individuals at risk of deportation amid ongoing challenges in Venezuela. Local officials in areas like Doral and Weston express worries about the potential impact on their communities as many Venezuelans face uncertainty about their future. The administration defends the action, claiming it aligns with national interests, while some Republican leaders, including Kristi Noem, have supported the decision. As deportation protections are lifted, many Venezuelan migrants express fear about their safety and financial stability, prompting discussions about possible legal actions from immigrant advocates.